The Department of Justice Special Counsel, Jack Smith, came out with another indictment.

This time, I'm having to do with January 6th.

The Federalist noted that Donald Trump has now been charged with more than 75 crimes,

and many of them from the Department of Justice.

More than 75 crimes. He's probably going to be indicted out of Georgia. It looks like as well.

What does this all mean? And what does this mean for Donald Trump? What does this mean for the

country as the people who try to get him are destroying the country and the process?

We're going to talk to Kurt Schlichter, who's a columnist for town hall. He's also a former

army veteran and attorney. We're going to get his take on all of this. So what does it mean?

Kurt is next. Stay with us.

Kurt, it's great to have you on my friend first time on the show. So I appreciate you making the time.

Thank you for having me. It's a lot of fun.

Well, hopefully you still feel that way.

Let's talk about how you stock. Oh, wait, this is a social media.

It's a little premature, Kurt. You know, we're just getting straight.

All right, we'll jump into it for real. So obviously, a lot's happened.

So Donald Trump has now been charged, I think, with more than 75 crimes at this point.

Many of them from the Department of Justice, this latest indictment from Jack Smith,

the Department of Justice, Special Counsel, what's he alleging in this latest indictment that

Trump did? Well, you know, I read the 45 page complaint, and then I read it again because I

thought I might have missed something. I wasn't. I missed the crime. Apparently, it's now a conspiracy

to say something that has been decreed not to be true. And there's this thing called the

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